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[emanger]

Hi,

 

I have a parent page and child pages - they all work fine, except for the parent page. Should I make the parent page a html hyperlink or something?

 

How would I get that one to link.

 

For others to access child pages, they would click the arrow - right?

[James B]

Hi there, if you're using the navbar in your set up (as opposed to the classic nav - you can check in the header section of the drag & drop) then this is how the developers intended the bar to operate. The bar was designed as part of the Twitter Bootstrap, i assume it was designed in this way due to the growing number of mobile users and touch screen devices. There's no workaround for this unfortunately.

 

You'll need to create a custom menu and add that page again as one of the child pages.

[emanger]

Another thing, can I re-arrange the child pages?

[Danny]

Hi,

 

To rearrange Pages, go to your website's Wordpress Admin Dashboard > Pages > then click on the Quick Edit link, it will reveal some options and one is Order. Simply enter a numeric value.

 

http://screencast.com/t/RkyAP9uB

[emanger]

Thank you so much for all of your help.

 

Together you guys make my website possible.

[emanger]

EDIT:

 

Unfortunately, I tried to order child pages and it does not work. I think it only works for parent pages..

[James B]

Another way to order your pages in the menu would be to create a custom menu and assign that to your navbar. That way you'd have complete control over what features where as it uses a similar drag and drop display to pagelines to organize the page order.

 

You can see how to set up a custom menu here - http://codex.wordpre...ce_Menus_Screen